Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 16:28 - 16:28

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Ezekiel 16:28 - 16:28


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Thou hast courted their friendship and alliance, and to obtain it hast entertained their religion, manners, and impieties, been all idolatress with them, and committed adulteries with them, though they were far from thee. When thou didst wickedly with thy neighbours, it might admit some little colour of excuse, but it is inexcusable to run to remotest nations.



Because thou wast unsatiable; without satisfying thyself (and so the Hebrew may be read); but our interpreters refer it to the boundless lusts of this lewd adulteress, and not to the issue and event of her practices; and in the endless lustings of a wicked heart idolaters and adulterers do agree.



Yea, thou hast played the harlot; it is repeated to shame her, and make her blush and repent.



Couldst not be satisfied; or, wast not satisfied. Assyrian gods proved, as other idols, a snare and a lie to the Jews, 2Ki_16:9,10 Jer 2:18,36 Ho 7:11,12 14:3.